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Board of Aldermen Meeting 07/13/2026

Published: Jul 13, 2026

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Budget & FinanceAll

City Receives 10th Consecutive Certificate of Achievement for Financial Audits

The board received a presentation on the 2025 audit, which resulted in a clean, unmodified opinion, marking the city's 10th consecutive year receiving a Certificate of Achievement from the GFOA. The audit highlighted strong financial health, with significant net position and fund balances, supporting planned capital projects. The new CFO, Darren Man, was introduced and praised.

Budget & FinanceInfrastructure

Topping Road Pedestrian Improvements Project Phase 2A Approved

The Board of Aldermen approved Bill number 26-34, accepting the bid and authorizing an agreement with T-Hill Construction for the topping road pedestrian improvements project, phase 2A. The project came in 3% under budget. The board also approved suspending agenda rules for administrative efficiency to expedite the second reading and approval.

Zoning And Land UseResidential

Group Home Conditional Use Permit Discussion Continued

A motion to continue the discussion on a conditional use permit for a group home at 541 South Mason Road was made and approved. The delay is intended to allow time to understand the impact of a 15-passenger vehicle on the private road, assess erosion and turning impacts, and gather perspectives from neighbors. The board also noted that a previously identified illegal carport is being removed.

Public SafetyInfrastructure

City Adopts New Regulations for Electric and Motorized Bicycles

The board discussed and approved an ordinance amending traffic regulations to redefine and regulate electric and motorized bicycles, including adjustments to age requirements and clarifying operational rules. The discussion highlighted concerns about rider visibility and safety, especially for younger riders and in relation to state laws.

Budget & FinanceInfrastructure

Fire Hydrant Installation Approved for Salt Mill Road

The Board of Aldermen approved Bill number 26-30, ordering the installation of a fire hydrant on Salt Mill Road. The cost of the hydrant is included in the existing bid for plumbing work related to a project, meaning it is not an additional expense. The bill passed unanimously and became ordinance number 4757.

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